Heavy Wash Cycle
Highly effective for cleaning the heaviest soiled dishware and other utensils, delivering you clean and hygienic tableware.
Baby Care Wash Cycle
This high temperature cycle is effective in inhibiting bacteria growth, and is designed especially for cleaning baby bottles and children’s dinner sets.
Delicate Glass Wash Cycle
Wash your favorite dishware and glass meticulously, with a lower wash temperature, to show more care for those fragile items and deliver you crystal-clear results.
Power Wash Option
Promote washing all heavily soiled tableware and utensils with a longer washing time and a higher temperature inside, up to 143.6 °F.
Express Cleaning Option
Cut down the washing time and deliver clean dishes faster.
Extra Drying Option
This option increases the final rinse temperature and extends drying time for extra dry dishes.
Child Safety Lock
Protect your children from unexpected accidents.
Shira –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Actually pretty good.
I was really mad because I thought the drain pump had broken, but turned out it was a pumpkin seed in the drain hose. My bad. I actually am impressed by the serviceability of this thing. On the bottom there’s a plastic tray and if you push in the clips around the edge- boom- access to the entire underneath real easy. None of this reaching around to try to get into parts at weird angles shit. I’m actually pretty impressed. I bumped it up a star.It’s not five stars because it’s still got a lot of cheap plastic parts, use-once cheap hose clamps, no parts diagram that I can find, and is only ok at it’s job of washing dishes. I mean it’s good for what it is. The design is good but it’s still cheap junk like any other appliance you’ll buy these days. Highly recommend! 😛
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chandler p. –
4.0 out of 5 stars
works good
works good cleans the dishes better than the first countertop dishwasher i tried. item came damaged in shipping but door still seals and doesnt leak. the hoses that are supplied are pretty stiff and i wasnt able to plum it into my fauset supply line like i had hoped, home depo and lows didnt have the fittings i needed instock, i was glad that it came with all the parts to hook it up to the end of the faucet and it works as intended.
Isaacs –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mini Dishwasher
This dishwasher gets the dishes clean. Great for single person.
Crystal M.Crystal M. –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Worth the money
I bought this product due to limited space in my kitchen. This dishwasher doesn’t disappoint. I’ve done 6 loads now and haven’t had any issues. Dishes come out clean every time. Would definitely recommend and buy again.
RARA –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Just buy it
This thing is awesome, easy to assemble an instructions are good. Works perfectly an I wish I would’ve bought it sooner.
Denice Denice –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Should’ve bought Sooner
This was definitely my best purchase for 2024.
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Victoria Mutti –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love it
Love it
T. J. –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Weak spray but gets the job done
I’ve had this dishwasher several months now. The packaging was great, beefed up with some metal framing and styrofoam. I was happy to see that, but somehow one of the corners still got dented in. Barely noticeable, so I decided to keep it. This dishwasher is lighter than the last countertop dishwasher I had. It doesn’t seem to have internal heating elements, so that’s probably the reason. The water temperature is what comes out of your tap, I think. It seems to cycle in & out of water intake during the wash – to regulate the temperature, I presume. This is a plus for me. I have hard water and it killed the heating elements in my last countertop d/w. This d/w may last longer. The water wand seems a little weak. It’s not a strong spray. As a result, Eco setting for my lightly soiled dishes was not enough to thoroughly clean the dishes. I’ve since switched to the Normal setting and it works pretty good most of the time. I haven’t tried the Heavy setting yet. I doubt it would clean heavy residue, but may be good for normal residue. Judging by the running time for each setting, the difference between, Eco, Normal, Heavy, etc, seems to be simply the running time. There seems to be no difference in the intensity of the water spray between the different settings. It has operated, so far, easily and without any problems. I’m OK with the weak spray, I just rinse better before stacking. Still easier and quicker than hand washing for me. The instructions are adequate and easy to understand.
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Melinda Stocker –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good pick
Unit works well, price was certainly reasonable. Only complaint is that it only comes with one fitting. It worked at first but we had to install a new faucet and we have yet to be able to find a fitting that works on the new one.
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Sheri –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect for one to two people
We bought this because I have health problems and have trouble for standing too long. It has been perfect for my husband and I. We just load it as we go and then start.
W –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Save water, save time
I love this mini dishwasher so much. I’ve recommended it to literally every person I know who lives in a tiny apartment like me.I now do my dishes twice a week rather than every night, and I’m sure my landlord is happy with the savings they’re seeing (they pay water – lucky me!). It was hefty to haul up the steps but easy to setup next to my kitchen sink. I have bigger plates than what they recommend, but it can comfortably fit all my saucers, a medium mixing bowl, a couple food bowls, a 3.5qt pot and lid, all my spoons and steak knives, AND some cooking utensils. If I took out the spoon rack I’d probably have space for a couple regular sized (or in my case oversized) plates. It’s definitely TARDIS-esque – bigger on the inside.My only qualm with this is that the instruction manual doesn’t show you how to get rid of errors. I accidentally turned off my water and unplugged it mid-cycle so it wasn’t getting any water. E1 error popped up and beeped angrily at me while I rushed to plug it back in and turn on the water but it didn’t get rid of the error. And the instructions didn’t have anything to say about how to get rid of it. Rather than starting the whole 1:55min cycle again, I just inspected the dishes, turned it off and back on again, and then set it to rinse off all the detergent. Works like a charm. I let my dishes cool a bit though since they had JUST come from a hot water splash. I’ve had this thing for the past almost 6 months and this is the first error I’ve ever had. No spills, no mess, nothing. Honestly the hardest thing is hoofing it to your apartment.All in all, this has saved me time, energy, lotion, and my landlord on their water bill. Also helps when I’m away and have friends that use my place as a landing spot, they’re able to just Tetris dishes and all into the washer and I can start it up right when I get back. It added back the simplicity to my life that I didn’t know I was lacking. What more could I ask for? If you’re waffling on it and CAN do it, just try it. It will prove it’s worth several times over and will save that one piece of your brain that dreads doing the dishes.P.s.: If you’re having a hard time getting some of the dishes that haven’t been cleaned in… several days (no shame, it happens to me weekly!), HIGHLY recommend sprinkling a lil baking soda into the basin itself or on to your dishes as a pre-wash. Then do the heavy duty wash Program (P1) with the extra wash Function (F1). It’ll run about 2hrs but it works because it washes dishes with the hot water sooner and for longer than any other program. Works. Every. Time. Dishes come out shiny and new and leaves your dishwasher looking brand new.
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J. Lane –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Life upgrade!
I live in a rental apartment with a tiny, outdated kitchen and no dishwasher. Even for one person, the dishes can pile up fast and make it difficult to cook. Depending on the time of year, fruit flies and ants can also be a huge problem. I tolerated these issues for several years until I finally decided, enough is enough!Now that I’ve had this dishwasher for a few weeks, I am kicking myself for not doing this sooner. Having a dishwasher again is a huge life upgrade. My kitchen is so much cleaner!Pros:- Great value. Comes with everything you need and washes dishes just as well as a conventional dishwasher.- Quiet – The mechanisms inside are very quiet. However, because the dishwasher does not have the sound insulation of an under-counter dishwasher, expect to hear some sloshing noises as it cleans.- Easy to install and use- Comes with a clip-on sink connector that makes it super easy to attachCons:- Can’t use the sink while the dishwasher is running. Minor inconvenience.- The sink attachment requires you to remove the sink aerator. So, unless you want to screw the aerator back on every time you use the sink, you basically have to get used to an aerator-free sink. Again, a minor inconvenience.- The internal height is a little short. The only spot that’s tall enough for dinner plates to fit is in the back right corner, and they BARELY fit.- No dedicated spot for tall glasses/water bottles.- I don’t love the configuration of the dish rack. The basket for the cutlery is in the front-middle of the drawer, so it gets in the way as you’re loading the dishwasher (but you can take it out).- The tines are stuck in place so you can’t get too creative with how you load it. The photo in the listing shows it loaded with your standard “dish set”–dinner plates, salad plates, small cereal bows, and small mugs. It works great for those things. It is designed for those things. Are those the types of dishes most people need to wash these days? Ehhhh. I am mostly washing plates, tupperware, water bottles, large glasses, cooking utensils, pans, etc. It’s a bit of a puzzle to get these things to fit neatly.
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KWC Indy –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very impressive little unit
Bought this dishwasher as an early Christmas present for our son, who is in college. We just installed it yesterday. He doesn’t have a roommate and has a tiny kitchen, so he doesn’t generate a lot of dirty dishes, but he hates washing them by hand. The all-black machine was a great value this month at $60 off.It just barely fits under the 17.5″ counter-to-cabinet vertical space. I see some reviewers complaining about how much counter space this unit consumes. When I consider the space on the left side of the sink previously used to collect the dirty dishes and the space for a dish strainer on the right side for drying the cleaned dishes, I think he actually has more counter-top space now. One thing this machine’s design offers is a larger capacity than the units that have the on-board water tank inside.We chose not to use the included combo water & drain hose designed for attachment to the kitchen faucet (his faucet is a sprayer head and was incompatible). So instead we did a semi-permanent, under-sink installation (like a regular dishwasher), which means we had to make our own hoses.I used a standard 3/8″ braided dishwasher supply line kit (8′) for the water supply side, but had to build a drain hose myself. I used a 1/2″ ID x 5/8″ OD reinforced vinyl hose (10′) clamped to a 1/2″ swivel PEX connector to screw onto the drain outlet. We had to swap in a new sink drain tailpiece too, one with the dishwasher inlet spur. We had to force the vinyl hose over the spur end and clamp it on. You will also need a two-way tee adapter for the hot water stop valve to hook up both the dishwasher and the faucet hot line. This installation did require me to cut a hole in the countertop to route the lines to under the sink.We have run about three loads so far; I am extremely satisfied with the performance. I was concerned about the drying capability, but everything came out very dry. I am frankly surprised how well-built this little machine is. It has a stainless tub, high-quality basket & wheels, and the sump filter looks exactly like the one in our $1400 Bosch dishwasher. It even has a low rinse-aid warning indicator. The drain pump is a little noisy, but overall it is a quiet machine.
33 people found this helpful
MaryLMaryL –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great little machine!
I had a full sized dishwasher for years, but when it broke down I was financially strapped and couldn’t replace it until now. I’ve always hated washing dishes by hand, so I have a habit of pre-rinsing and letting them pile up! This was my early Christmas present to myself this year, and I love it. I have a lot of countertop space in my kitchen, but have inadequate electrical outlets near the sink. So I bought a rolling cart to put it on. Now I just roll it over to the sink, fill it, plug it in, hook up the water hose, and I’m ready to go! I gave it a 4 star rating because there are two minor things that irritate me. First, the electrical cord is much too short! Second, the water hoses are made of a VERY STIFF plastic and are hard to hook up..and because they’re so stiff, it’s hard to get the water emptied out after the wash cycle is done. Have to put the hook up end in a bucket until it stops dripping or I end up with water all over my floor! So, I decided to replace the original hose hook up with a rubber one. It’s on order and I haven’t received it yet, so I’m hoping it will work..and be more flexible when emptying out the excess water after the wash cycle is done. Overall, I’m happy with the way it works. It’s very quiet, until it starts emptying the water. Even that’s not too bad. Cleans the dishes nicely, and they’re almost completely dry. I just crack the door opened a bit and let them air dry the rest of the way before I empty it. As with all dishwashers, you have to figure out the best way to load them to fit in what you need to wash, but I’ve had no problems yet. Even handles pots, pans and large mixing bowls. I think it was a really great investment. Merry Christmas to me!!
51 people found this helpful
Kent and Lori Bayne –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works great
This a perfect little dishwasher for a single person or couple. Easy to set up and connect. I bought a rolling cart with a wooden top to set it on to keep my counter clear. It does take up quite a bit of counter space. I don’t mind rolling it to the sink. The only thing I dont like is the very stiff hoses. Other than that, it’s a great dishwasher.
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Natalia Zaikina –
1.0 out of 5 stars
DON’T BUY! TERRIBLE QUALITY, NO RETURN, NO SUPPORT, YOU WILL LOSE YOUR MONEY FOR NOTHING
I was really excited to get this thing. I bought an older house with no space for a regular dishwasher, and I didn’t want to damage my kitchen cabinets to install one. So, I decided to give a countertop dishwasher a chance. I had seen all the negative reviews about this Comfee unit, but I thought, ‘Why can’t I be lucky and avoid those problems?’ I couldn’t believe that the manufacturer wouldn’t stand behind their product, and Amazon still allowed them to sell this joke. Unfortunately, I was wrong, and like many other disappointed customers, I wasn’t lucky either.At first, I had to purchase a couple of adapters to connect this machine to my sink drain because my kitchen faucet isn’t the old-style simple faucet that requaires for hook up by manufacturer. I ended up spending an additional $50 on those adapters, but I was okay with it if it meant the dishwasher would work.After many hours dancing around the kitchen sink I finally got the machine to work! Yes, this appliance was too big for the countertop and poorly organized inside. It occasionally failed to dissolve tablets, didn’t clean and rinse dishes perfectly, and never managed to get my dishes completely dry. However, it did work for WHOLE SIXTY DAYS!!I suppose you’ll be content with this machine—until the Amazon 30-day return window closes. After that, this machine will inevitably fail, and you won’t be able to return it for a refund. Trust me, it will happen because this machine isn’t built to last. It’s a poor-quality, cheaply made plastic box with a weak pump and non-standard plastic hoses that can’t even be easily replaced.After just two months of use, my dishwasher started displaying the error code E4, which indicates water leaks in the base of the appliance and activates the anti-flood device. The machine would beep continuously and attempt to drain, but no water was coming out of the hose. There were no visible water leaks under the machine.I tried multiple troubleshooting steps, including unplugging the appliance, tilting it back at a 45-degree angle to ensure excess water drainage, checking the drain filter (which was clean), confirming that my sink drains properly, inspecting the hoses (which were in perfect condition), and even disconnecting and checking the drain hose for clogs (which it didn’t have). However, the error code persisted every time I attempted to start a wash cycle.I suspect there is an internal leak within the machine, and it appears that there may be fundamental design flaws that render this dishwasher unusable for its intended purpose. The number of customers giving this product 1 or 2 stars speaks to the widespread issues. It’s frustrating to see that Amazon is aware of these problems and still allows Comfee to sell this model.I reached out to Amazon support to address the issues with my dishwasher. However, their response left much to be desired. They inquired about the steps I had taken to resolve the problem, and I provided them with a detailed account of my troubleshooting efforts. Their suggested solution was to visit the Comfee website for support since the machine still can be under a 1-year warranty.The irony is that there were no apparent support links on the Comfee website, and I had to resort to a Google search to find any relevant information. Even then, trying to contact their customer support by phone turned out to be a frustrating and unsuccesful ordeal with long holds.Unfortunately, I’m currently dealing with the added stress of my spouse undergoing cardiac surgery, and I’m too exhausted to navigate through the maze of support calls. And the return process, besides that, seems incredibly challenging.It seems like this whole situation is more like a scam about the product quality, where everyone knows the customer will lose money. I ended up losing over $300, whereas a regular dishwasher might have only cost me $500. I’m extremely disappointed in this purchase.I’m still going to try to call the manufacturer support and will update my review according that.But today is my advice: DO NOT BUY.
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JMJM –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Inexplicably better than any full-size dishwasher I’ve ever had.
General summary:This is my two-month review. I’ve now washed 40 loads and can say with confidence that this dishwasher is great! It fits an entire day’s worth of dishes from our family of three, including usually having room for a mixing bowl, a pan lid, or some tupperware along with the usual plates, bowls, cups, and cutlery.On dishwasher placement in the kitchen:We have limited counter space, so I originally set the dishwasher up on a wood kitchen cart that we had laying around, but I have since switched over to a metal kitchen prep table with dimensions of 24″ W x 20″ D x 36″ H (also purchased from Amazon) to better approximate the height of our counters. Would definitely recommend this for others who have more floor space than counter space available.On dishes selection:If you are buying this around the same time you’re buying your dishes, there are some things to know about what dishes you should buy. This does not fit the XL (10.5″) corelle plates in an upright position, so if you want to use them they have to be put in at an angle which takes up more space. We retired our 10.5″ plates and switched to all 8.5″ corelle dinner plates, which fit beautifully! If you have really thick handled cutlery, you will not be able to use the spacer flap on the cutlery basket. (The spacer part does flip down so that it’s an open basket, but you lose the option to keep all of your cutlery upright for maximum cleaning.) The second level lean-in rack on the left of the dishwasher fits teacups (we have the vintage corelle ones) and short mason jars. It probably would fit cappuccino cups, as well. But if you don’t have short cups, you can lift it out of the way and put taller dishes underneath. I think you could put spatulas on it, too, but mine are usually very caked with food and so I put them in the main rack with the other dishes to be closer to the sprayer arms.On detergent:We’ve been using Finish Powerball Quantum dishwasher detergent packs, and all of our dishes have come out immaculately clean. I have not pre-rinsed a single dish, and we’ve washed may with caked on / dried out pasta sauce, refried beans, and eggs. I have not used rinse aid or anything else– just a single pod does the job of both as far as I can tell. (I do remove debris from the plates that is larger than a pea, just for the sake of the filter not getting clogged prematurely.) One time I did not pay attention to the spacer flap on the cutlery basket sticking out, and I think it blocked the detergent door from opening all of the way. The contents of the pod were still partially in the detergent slot, but the dishes came out clean so I think enough soap did make it into the load. This has not happened again since I learned to keep the flap all the way up or down on the basket.On general operation:I have only run the machine on the standard settings. Basically you run the hot water at your faucet long enough to clear the cold water sitting in your pipes (you should actually do this with all dishwashers to optimize your pre-clean cycle), then turn the faucet off. Attach the hose to your faucet, turn the hot water back on all of the way, plug the dishwasher in to your outlet, press the power button, and then press the play button. It will run for 1:50 minutes (there is a countdown so you know how much time is left) and it beeps when it’s done. If you need to use the faucet while the dishwasher is connected to your faucet, you can press the red bypass button and hot water from the faucet will be released out of the bottom of the quick-connect.Conclusion:10/10 I would buy this dishwasher again. This is life changing as an apartment dweller. Honestly if we ever bought a house with a larger kitchen, I would consider installing one of these permanently behind a cabinet for small loads. The only thing this machine lacks is the ability to wash giant baking sheets or very oversized pots, simply due to the maximum size limits of being a portable dishwasher.
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Ashlee Springer –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Love this
I have not used this yet as my husband has been doing the dishes (he’s in heaven 🙂 )Our house did not come with a built in dishwasher so I researched other options. I pondered for a while of which brand to purchase and if I wanted to buy a counter top, or full sized. I went with counter top as I felt it would take up less space. This is our second time using it, and I am surprised.Pro’s: Very quiet, I barely hear it runningFit’s a lot for the sizeEasy hook-upComes with the hose, adapter for on the faucetCon’s: I did not measure anything so I did not expect it to be as big as it is (not a con, my fault)Keep the faucet on the whole time so you aren’t able to rinse other dishes while the dishwasher is runningYou do have to push the red button to release any extra water, disconnect both hoses from the back and let them drain into the sink as well this will help any future water back up. So far for the 2nd use, no leaks.
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jack –
5.0 out of 5 stars
great little dishwasher
The ‘instructions for use’ pdf is wrong. You cannot use a standard dishwasher install hose or garden hose thread connector(ght). Garden hose thread has 11.5 threads per inch. This dishwasher inlet has 14 threads per inch. The inlet is NOT 3/4″ garden hose thread. It is 3/4″ british straight pipe thread(bsp or bspp). Adapters are available, but hard to find. You have to use some imagination to get this installed not using the faucet adapter.If you use garden hose thread, one of two things will happen, it will leak because you can’t get it tight enough to seal, or you will destroy the plastic threads, but it might not leak. You are better off using more common 3/4″ pipe thread, as it has 14 tpi, but is tapered, so you should use teflon tape and not overtighten, as the dishwasher threads are straight, not tapered.This is a great dishwasher. I first ordered one of the other, more expensive, comfee dishwashers, but it was too small for my needs. I returned the other one and ordered this one. I am very satisfied with this dishwasher. The first one I ordered had a few features I liked, which is why I ordered it, but it was rated for 2 place settings and way too small to be worth the price. This one is rated for 6 place settings, so I can actually do a descent load of dishes. The rack setup in this dishwasher is very usable.
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Amazon Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Have shelf room.
I love this dish washer. I don’t have hookups in my house but I do have a shelf next to the sink that is now the designated place for this. If you’re looking to do large loads though, get a regular size. This does probably half what a regular size would do. But it’s perfect for my household and I love it.
Selena AdamSelena Adam –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works great but the basket was broken…
After not having a dishwasher for a little over 6 months, I’m so happy to have this little unit. My large plates won’t fit, and the silverware basket was broken when the unit arrived but it works no different than a built in unit.
Kieran –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Buy this dishwasher!
I’ve had this for a few months now and I have no regrets! This was one of the best purchases I’ve made since getting my own apartment. It cleans the dishes better than I can by hand, it’s easy to setup and use, and it doesn’t take up much space. Fully recommend this for anyone living in an apartment/dorm or a home without a dishwasher.
LisaLisa –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good buy
After 9+yrs in an older house with minimal space and no dishwasher I finally caved and got this. It’s as if it’s like a regular dishwasher. No leaks. Use good quality dishwashing soap. I’m order to avoid the down side I installed the Fapully commercial pulldown kitchen faucet(available on Amazon and great price). It comes with as sprayer and a side faucet and you are able to use the dishwasher and sink simultaneously. I would still recommend not keeping it connected after use, but you won’t have to remove the aerator since it has a screen inside it, so the water won’t splash out crazy. That was most of the complaints I’ve come across with having a connector. I did my research prior to buying mostly because I didn’t want to have to buy the older faucet that is usually the best for connections. I looked my sprayer. In total I can’t really give it any negatives because I installed the faucet that made it more convenient.
Caitlin –
5.0 out of 5 stars
So far so good
We got it hooked up last night. We wanted it into the actual hot water pipe, so we needed a few extra pieces, but no big deal. Ran a load in it last night and it worked perfectly for someone who LOATHES doing dishes. White spots on some of the silverware, but that could be my rinse aid setting or the cheapo stuff I’m using. Shipping did take a bit and I had to order a replacement when the first one never arrived, but Amazon took care of that straight away. So far I am happy with it. It’s a bit awkward to load, but came with no dents or any malfunctions that I can tell. We did get the warranty just to be safe.
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Ruby B. –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Leaky but manageable
First time I used this, it leaked out of the back. I figured out that if I removed the black piece of cardboard insulation covering the back, it wouldn’t leak anymore, but you can clearly see water in the tray in a gap in the back of the machine.This thing is so much bigger than I expected, and it would be a huge hassle to return it. I am just going to replace the cardboard with something that doesn’t tuck into that gap because having something tucked into the gap is what caused water to leak out. I don’t know if being able to see water in that gap is normal, but as long as it is contained in the machine and not leaking out onto my counter, I am happy.There was also fiberglass? insulation sticking out of the gap between the door and the bottom of the machine. It looked ugly. I pushed it back in, and it is still visible. I may need to take the door apart to put the insulation where it is supposed to be.I don’t feel like the controls are very intuitive. I keep having to take out the manual to decipher the meaning of the different pictures on the display.It washes my dishes. So, poorly constructed/designed but functional.
Jessi –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lifesaver
This is by far, the best investment we have made this year!! I love how compact this is!! We have no room for a dishwasher so I was so excited to see this on here!! After reviewing what seemed to be 20 different brands on YT, this came out in the top 3 over and over! So I took a leap of faith and went for it!! Hands down best decision ever! I can’t believe how many dishes it holds and it gets them spotless!! Total life saver!! We are a family of 3, and we don’t use a whole lot of dishes, so it’s perfect!!!
Eduardo Mantilla –
5.0 out of 5 stars
It’s the greatest appliance I ever have!
It does the job very nicely and I really recommend it to anyone. The only thing I regret is that I didn’t have it before.
Jessielee887 –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Comes with everything to hook up to your sink – just plug and use
It has been years since I had a “portable” dishwasher and I wanted a decent one this exact size. I wasn’t sure how it would work to connect to water and this one was the most convenient in my opinion. It has an adapter that it comes with, and you just snap it on. Taking it on and off can be done with one hand. It’s easy to put to the side. I love that!Also – dishes are CLEAN, it’s SUPER quiet, and can be programmed for 45 min (no drying) loads. It’s just an amazing amenity to have when you don’t already have a dishwasher! It’s definitely bulky for what it’s worth – I have it in a laundry room with a laundry sink. If I had to have it in my kitchen, I’d definitely want it under something/on a shelf and not the counter. But what do you expect? It’s big enough to do a significant amount of dishes 🙂 – highly recommend!!
Bev –
4.0 out of 5 stars
It’s okay
It does the job just wishes it took pods also
Sara West –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Cleans very well
I really like the size. It’s good for one person. A little hard to load but doable.
Christopher Nash Rogers –
5.0 out of 5 stars
It just works
Have been putting this washer through it’s passes after receiving it. Does a great job getting the dishes cleaned up. Limited on space in the kitchen but this came in clutch for sure.
James Laboski –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing
Quite efficient for a single person that works and hates doing dishes was a purchase I should have thought of years ago. So please it’s portable and so easy to install
Bowen –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best Choice for an apartment
If I can I would rate this product 10 stars it is easy to load and runs so nice I fully recommend this product
Kiyla bilodeauKiyla bilodeau –
5.0 out of 5 stars
In love!!
Bigger than I expected, doesn’t fit on my counter but we made it work! Runs amazing! Cleans even the dirtiest dishes. We run out of hot water very fast in my apartment and always had a sink full of dishes. My sink is now empty and all dishes are clean thanks to this dishwasher!!! Great purchase and definitely worth the money!
One person found this helpful
HanaHana –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect for a small family of 5
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So the machine itself barley clears space under the cabinet atleast. The hose itself was easily installed with the adapter included. And whenever I need to access the sink tap. I was thinking about other portable dishwashers but they were too small for the amount of people in our house. I run 1 load of dishes a day and it’s enough. The dishwasher recommends finish dish pods. I will be using finish from now on after I use those leftover pods from cascade. Dishwasher cleaner is essential every 3 months. The dishwasher isn’t terribly loud at all, my phone microphone is a bit sensitive. It beeps when the cycle is done. Just remember to de-pressurize the hose after turning off the sink and your good to go. I normally open the dishwasher after every cycle to let it air dry.
lorena –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Only four stars because……
…. you can’t fit larger plates in it standing up. if you only put a few in you can lean them down to wash.Otherwise this is a great dishwasher for smaller kitchens.it is well built and a solid unit, would have liked to see more supple hoses that bend a little easier. but for the money it is still a good buy.
justthewilsons –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Time saver
With a household of 7, and very minimal kitchen space, this washer has been a game changer. It fits a full load of dishes. The only thing we don’t put in are pots and pans, which is no problem.
pmrdesignspmrdesigns –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very nice for what it is
So far very happy with the dishwasher. Nice size easy to use with that said I contacted the company before I bought it to ask if they had a kit to permanently install it and they said it came with it. This does not have a permanent installation kit included. Everything is European standards and good luck, but you won’t find things that you don’t have retrofit to get this under the sink installation. You have to use the two hoses given. The inlet hose adapter is not 3/4 it’s a millimeter thread so I used that and cut the other end off used a barb two 3/8 adapter with a key.For the out to the drain, I used a three-quarter hose with a step down, dishwasher, adapter, and used hose clamps and this worked just fine. If you love your kitchen, no matter how small it is it’s going to get tiring to have to hook and unhook your faucet specially if you have a newer faucet with a pull down spout, this isn’t major engineering but it’s also not plug-in play. I would still recommend it. Let’s see how long it lasts.
7 people found this helpful
A Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best decision for my tiny kitchen
I’ve been using this dishwasher for 6 months and I’m so happy I got it. It works great. My dishes always come out clean.
Amazonianpurchaser –
4.0 out of 5 stars
I love this thing. 1st was dented, replacement was easy and fast. It’s big.
Measure the distance between your cabinets and your countertop, this misses by about 1/3 of an inch and cannot go where I planned (next to the sink) I put it on a little cart. It weighs 52 lbs, so be sure to place it on something sturdy. It cleans as well as my old portable standard sz dishwasher, and doesn’t leak all over the floor like that one did (it was old). A new full sz portable is between 600 and 800 dollars, so at less than 300, this I worth it, If you have the space. I put 10 dinner plates, 5 bread plates, 8 cereal bowls (all Corelle), 3 big knives (on the cup shelf), a small mixing bowl and a spatula in with one glass and it all came out spotless. I am running a second load with the loaded silverware caddy (I removed it for the 1st run) and pots. Using the pot setting (I used regular on the Corelle). It’s so quiet. I thought it wasn’t filling but it is. It’s nice to see the digital time so you know when turn the tap off, when the cycle finishes (1 hr 40min). I set my Alexa as a reminder. It uses way less water than I would washing by hand. I plugged the sink to see. It did not overflow. So far so good. I hope it holds up, and lasts a long time. Kudos to the helpful person who handled my fast replacement, after waiting almost a month I was bummed the 1ST had a dent…it was so well packaged. I had that one taken away and a new on on my porch in 48 hours. Great customer service from Amazon. If you are on the fence, just get it. Measure though, it’s bigger than it looks on line.
14 people found this helpful
Amazon Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fits A lot!
We moved into a house with no dishwasher, and I didn’t have space or money for a regular size dish washer, so we bought this after 4 years of hand washing dishes.I have had this 2 weeks and have done many loads now. Cleans amazing! Quite a bit fits in there, I have a family of 7, and I am able to load quite a bit in there. My only complaint is our Plates don’t fit. I thought I had 10 inch plates but they must be just a little bit bigger. I spend a lot of time hand washing dishes, and now my kitchen is always clean because this has saved me so much time, even if I have to wash a few plates here and there!
5 people found this helpful
heather –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Impressed
It’s so nice! It’s easy to use and it’s quite!Recommend
HowieHowie –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works great for how I use it!!
This countertop dishwasher has been an amazing upgrade to my life. I only have to hand wash my pots and pans which is better for them anyways. My Plates come out 99% clean. Very rarely there is a piece of food on a plate and I believe it’s because of how it was loaded. Silverware and accessories comeout spotless every time. Make sure nothing is blocking the spray bar and use hot water!!.
joevdenne –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Quiet and cleans the dishes very well
I only had this for a week, but so far it works great. It is easy to hook up and cleans the dishes really well.
Giggles –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Dishes are clean and use very little detergent.
Perfect for the limited space I have.
Adela Rodarte –
4.0 out of 5 stars
I really wanted to love it
So I got it 2 days earlier which was exciting. I unboxed and set it up right away. It comes with 2 pods and a rinse aid sample to use to I did 2 loads. The first load was great, no problem at all. The second load, the dishes were still full of food and dirty. The pod had also not dissolved and was stuck. I went to the store grabbed a liquid detergent thinking it was the pod that was the issue. I filled both compartments with the liquid gel thinking maybe it’s not enough soap for the dirty dishes. I had it on the heavy mode with the pod and put it on heavy mode with the gel as well and still the dishes came out scummy. I ended up having to just take them out and rinse them myself in the sink which defeats the dishwasher purpose. I decided to do another load and this time put 1 pod and gel on the other compartment, dishes weren’t as dirty as before just a few plates and coffee mugs. Well the plates still had some parts of food on them. Not as much as the previous load, but it’s just becoming annoying to have to rinse out the dishes after they’ve washed. I’m still trying to figure out how to best use it so that the dishes come out clean and will update once I do more loads.Another think I had read but didn’t pay much attention to was how big this thing is. Now I know before buying something we should measure it out but this think is really big and it fits a lot which I love. I just wish it would actually clean my dishes right.UPDATE: I’ve been using it daily now and I still have issues with things coming out dirty. The little pan was from this morning. I scraped most of the egg off and the little bit that I didn’t stayed stuck in the pan. My plates came out with leftover food as well. I’m not the most satisfied with this product at all.2nd UPDATE: I did change my 2 star to 4 star bc I DO love it! It saves me time and it does a really good job. I wash most of mt dishes on the speed cycle and they come out looking nice. I do however still get some dishes that are dirty still on occasion. I would still 100% recommend and if you are looking into buying one, this dishwasher can do a good job! Only thing is that it might not fit on your countertop as it’s intended to! Don’t forget to measure!3rd update: after having it for a few months I love my dishwasher. It can fit a good amount of dishes and makes life so much easier! It does still leave SOME dishes dirty at times but maybe it’s something I’m doing wrong. Overall I would recommend and wouldn’t go back to not having it!
61 people found this helpful
Joe –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Product
This has been a life changer for me. I have no idea why I purchased a house that didn’t have a dishwasher installed. I thought I’d be alright with hand washing everything. Turns out I work too much! Anywho, I purchased this dishwasher and since I wanted to replace the faucet too I got one that had an extra arm thing that I changed to a quick release adapter so it still works when the dishwasher wasn’t in use. Only issue was when I put it on the countertop I didn’t see the drain hose was pinched and it couldn’t drain. Did the first load but it warned me that it was overflowing! I was able to correct my mistake and when I restarted the load it emptied all the water that was in there and started all over again. I have been very careful with this. Once it’s done I open the door and pull the tray out and let it air dry some more. Couple hours later if I remember I put the dishes away and clean it. Cleaning the filter thing at the bottom and trying to dry the area the filter thing is as best I can. I’m not 100% at doing that but I feel like it helps keep the whole thing cleaner. I also disconnect the hose and kind of shake them to get as much extra liquid out as I can. Don’t want the hoses to have a build up or something. I’ve had this thing for a while and it’s fantastic. I have well water and a septic tank, again no issues with this. Plus I’m sure I use less water than I did hand washing everything. I’m not going to say it’s quite because the water goes into the sink which for me is right next to the living room. I really don’t notice it often. I think this would be an excellent apartment purchase if you have the space for it. Even if this thing only last a couple more years I will purchase another one!
10 people found this helpful
Love thisLove this –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product
I’ve had this for about a month and I love it. It’s a little bigger than I expected but It works amazingly.
Charles guggenberger –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Coffee dishwasher
I had just bought the comfy dishwasher for my apartment and I really do love it. It gets the dishes nation clean and it’s nice and quite easy to clean.
Ju Ju and Junie’s grandmother –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Bigger and nicer than I expected for Ju Ju
I moved into a home built in 1927 (thus no dishwasher) and the thought of not having one-is out of the question now! (I have lived in several homes that came with a dishwasher). I researched the cost of having one installed; and I wasn’t prepared to occur that cost at this time. At the same time, my counter space is prime real estate. After researching a few products and observing a few of my friend’s kitchen-I decided to give this one a try. I love/like aspects of this dishwasher: (1) I love the black coloring-its shiny/yet not too glossy, (2) very quiet-I loaded a few glass top @ 5:30a and I could barely hear them being washed!, (3) thus far, every “test run” of dishes, glasses has been clean, (4) nice “thank you” for purchase to include a sample of dishwasher “pods”. Thus far, the only disappointment is the white tubing that has to be connected to my faucet all the time! I hate the look of the 2 tubes constantly in the sink (for me, it’s too much of a hassle to disconnect/connect every time). But the benefit of not having to wash dishes (I still have to wash pot/skillets) daily is worth having 2 tubes in the sink! This would be a great gift for: housewarming, new apartment, families downsizing and kitchen remodeling. Overall, it looks nice and blends in with my stainless-steel appliances!
2 people found this helpful
Emily –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works Better then I thought it would!
I’ve had this for a week and have put it to the test. Just moved into an apartment with my one year old and use it for bottle to pots and pans. I’ve tested it, pot full of cheesy Mac and cheese and it did the work! This is going to save my poor dry hands. If you need this to help simplify your life it does the job. *Only small complaint is it cannot fit large dinner plates*
Carmen TCarmen T –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Quality of life enhancement
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This is the first review I’ve ever written and I had to for this one.I cook all day because I work from home and I am also a grad student on top of having a puppy and working out and trying to have a social life. I spent every night washing all the dishes I used that day and by the time I was done with work and school I was mentally exhausted. The least I wanted to do was sit there and wash dishes for another 20-35 minutes.This machine has changed my life. Literally. Sometimes I hear the water flush out, but that’s only because it needs to deposit the water through the hose in the sink and I don’t mind it at all. Some people may be very picky with noises. But it’s not bad at all. It’s pretty quiet through out the washing time. You have options to pick from of how long you want to wash for.I spent years washing dishes and I only regret not getting this sooner. I’ve had it for about three months now and It’s one of the best investments I’ve ever made because it saves me about 168 hours a year which is about 210 minutes per week. That’s a lot of time I can use to be doing something else. I just hope it lasts!It cleans the dishes so well! I’ve put pans in there to try it out and they are the cleanest they’ve ever been. I still hand wash big pots because this is a smaller washer but I don’t mind it. I don’t have to scrub for a bunch of time and dry out my hands anymore due to all the soap, hot and cold water, and time.It was a bit big for my kitchen but it fit perfect for the space I had available and I also don’t have a big kitchen.I had to go to Home Depot to purchase a regular dishwasher kit hose attachment. Everything I saw online was not an option for me. It took me quite some time to figure it out for a day but by the end of the night someone finally figured out all I needed was a dishwasher kit. It is basically a regular dishwasher but something that fits on top of your counter. If you don’t have a faucet that attaches with the hose it come with, and if you have a hole somewhere on the sink (I removed the soap place holder which I never use anyway) and ran the hose through there and attached it to the bottom of the cold water inlet. It’s not hard at all. And plus I don’t have something that looks odd on the faucet. It was hard for me at first because I couldn’t find anything online that didn’t have my faucet and I had no idea about dishwashers cause I never had one! I just had to buy a set of dishwasher hose (dishwasher kit at home-depot) which was roughly $25.I hope this helps some of you!
260 people found this helpful
BD –
4.0 out of 5 stars
works good, but doesnt fit my 10″ square plates
I ordered this one because the price was right at black friday, and it said it would fit 10″ plates. I hard plummed it and put it in a cabinet behind doors since i’m just renting I could not remove the cabinets to fit a regular sized one. it works well for small stuff, but did not fit my 10″ square plates very well unless leaning at like 45 degrees which doesnt really work with the design inside.
Kathleen –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Dishwasher
I love it bigger than I expected but love it
bluemtstrgzrbluemtstrgzr –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Little Lifesaver
When you live alone, cook 3 full healthy meals a day for work and home, work 9hrs, and live in a small space, who has time for all those dishes?! I was disappointed when I moved into my new place, I spent my life and raised 3 kids without a dishwasher and never realized till recently how much of a time saver they are, not to mention sanitized, cleaner dishes. Just in the past 3yrs I’ve come to know the luxury of owning one, and realized with sore feet, back, and legs working on concrete, just how nice that luxury is. This dishwasher is a lifesaver! It works really well, even on the shortest cycle, the mini party setting, as long as I use a rinse aid, dishes are clean and spotless. I’ve seen the other reviews with water gathering in the pan etc… Just make sure it’s level! Space saving tip: I didn’t like the idea of having it take up counter space and I have a washer hook up but no washer. I bought a cute multiuse cabinet perfect for it and connected it to the washer line, put the drain hose into the washer drain (see pics). Yes it’s in the bathroom, BUT using a basin to take dishes back and forth is a small sacrifice. It does need to connect to the hot water, and it comes with a dual adapter (threads inside and outside), I just needed another adapter from Lowes to use in addition to connect to the standard washer hookup, $6. Another tip: if you run out of rinse aid, in a pinch use 1/4-1/2c white vinegar in a small cup on the rack or put peroxide in the rinse aid compartment (never put vinegar in the compartment, it can damage the dishwasher). It uses liquid dishwasher detergent, pods are too big.This dishwasher won’t hold as many dishes as the picture tho, those coffee cups are like mini tea cups, and not much room for actual 16oz glassware, BUT for 1 person who cooks like I do, I manage. It’s all about organization and it’s wonderful not to have to wash all those work plastics and dip cups, utensils, and tedious things that are hard to clean by hand. It’s cut my evening routine down by an hour to an hour and a half and I have more time for myself and my fur baby after work. I just have to handwash the pots and pans and really large items. I know it was long, but I hope this review helps other single shoppers living in an RV or small mobile home like me =] I LOVE it, best money spent, and I’ve been using it for about 3wks, still works as good as day 1! Just keep it clean, level, and use a rinse aid.!
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Mishka –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works fine, very quiet
We haven’t had a dishwasher in a long time so we don’t have much to compare it to.We love how quiet it is.Our dishes fit fine expect the large dinner plates at 11″, they’re just slightly too big. About 10.5″ should fit fine. We have to tilt knives and other tall silverware to the side but forks and spoons fit fine.Because we pre-rinse the wash setting we use is 45 mins. Sometimes we use the ECO setting which is an hour and 10 mins, for dirtier dishes. We would really like to use the 25 min setting but it doesn’t use the soap.We don’t know if any of the settings actively dry the dishes but over time we learned the best thing is to open it up and slide out the drawer to let everything air dry. Otherwise the dishes get that annoying white residue spots, or the dishes just don’t dry at all, and sometimes it gets the normal unpleasant smells from something damp and enclosed. Could be a combination of the detergent and the settings I use, who knows, doesn’t matter, works fine.We’ve had it for a few months now with no leaks, though we replaced the hoses with something else from the hardware store. The original didn’t fit our faucet and we wanted to plumb it in so it wouldn’t need the faucet anyway.We like to shut off the water supply to the washer itself when not in use because we’re unsure if it could handle constant water pressure considering it was designed to be on a faucet and also because we bought a used one that leaked so now we’re being extra cautious. Could be over kill, who knows, doesn’t matter, works fine.Hope this helps.
9 people found this helpful
AndreaAndrea –
5.0 out of 5 stars
So far I’m in love!
I just got it today and immediately I put it to work. I can say that it’s not only big but it cleaned a dirty pot that I used to cook some chicken and left it spotless!!! So far I’m very happy with my purchase. This is the second appliance I owned from Comfee and it hasn’t disappointed me. I have a portable washer for over a year already and still works like the first day when I got it.
3 people found this helpful
Dwayne E. –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works quite well
Installed in my 2019 Trailmastwr 274QB under the range, since there was no oven. Works way better than what I expected. Works Ike what I would expect to see in a house. 10″ plates are the absolute MAX, otherwise you’ll gave to practicality lay them down flat. The handle on the utensil tray was broken from the frame, so I fixed that, and the side was dented like someone kicked it. That’s probably some young punk that had to move it and I blame shipping for that since people are allergic to hard work these days.